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  • Adio Mare

    East of Old Town’s main square, this small seafood restaurant is located on the first floor of a Gothic-Renaissance house dating from the 15th cent... More
  • Arsenal Wine Bar

    Lokanda’s owner, Mario Hajdarhodic, recently opened this bar and lunch spot in an old boatbuilding warehouse, in what was the city’s covered boatya... More
  • Atlas Club Nautika

    This upmarket restaurant (complete with a pianist) may look like the usual touristy suspect, but it compensates with an unbeatable cliffside view o... More
  • Enoteka Terra

    A massive stone-framed wood door greets visitors to this wine boutique, which has wines from the world over but specializes in Dalmatian wines craf... More
  • Gradska Kavana

    The scene here is reminiscent of fin de siècle Vienna, making the ornate café a fabulous spot for dessert: try the cake or a rich hot chocolate. C... More
  • Konavoski Dvori

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  • Konoba Bako

    On the pastoral island of Vis, off Croatia's Dalmatian Coast, this harbor-front restaurant has wooden tables inches from the water, with views of t... More
  • Konoba Gust

    Just a short stroll from the sea, this casual tavern specializes in authentic Dalmatian cuisine. Inside, the dining room is furnished with simple w... More
  • Konoba Menego

    Ascend a narrow staircase in the oldest part of the city to this 14th-century family home-turned-restaurant. Waiters wear traditional costumes and ... More
  • Lokanda Peskarija

    The difference between Lokanda and other seafood restaurants in town is the local-to-visitor ratio, which often favors the local crowd. They know t... More
  • Macondo Restaurant

    Located down a cobbled alley from the main square, Macondo is known for fresh seafood and an old-fashioned atmosphere that echoes its ancient Groda... More
  • Proto

    Though its pricey seaside sister restaurant Nautika gets all the press, Proto is a better choice; it charges half as much for the classic fisherfol... More
  • Ragusa 2

    Run by the same family for more than 75 years, Old Town’s most elegant restaurant has a large selection of fresh catches, along with pastas and smo... More
  • Restaurant Nautika

    Located on the southern coast of the Adriatic Sea, this seafood-focused restaurant is located inside the former Dubrovnik School of Maritime Studie... More
  • Rozarij

    This small restaurant is well-known among local clientele for its traditional preparations of seafood. Dishes like fish soup, shrimp with white ris... More
  • Tovjerna Sesame

    As with most of central Dubrovnik’s restaurants, seafood is the mainstay in this 200-year-old house, surrounded by fragrant orange trees. Don’t ove... More
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